Strives for LEED silver certification
by Brianne Barta in News
UCF is joining the nation in an effort to go green by expecting the College of Medicine at Lake Nona to reach the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design silver certification standards.
Regardless of hefty budget cuts and a struggling economy, UCF President John Hitt announced last year that all new university construction will still strive to meet at least the LEED silver rating.
by Brian Murphy in Sports
There was not much of a break this summer for the Knights. A variety of news was made throughout UCF Athletics, so with the anticipation of a crowded slate of fall sports rising by the day, let's take a look back at what we've experienced over the past three months.
by Alexa Lash in Variety
Comic book collectors and military men united for a unique cause last Saturday: to fight the war on boredom for their troops overseas.
A Comic Shop held a donation drive July 26 called "Operation Sequential Art" to provide troops in Iraq and Afghanistan with donated comics, sci-fi books and graphic novels.
in Opinions
For the last issue of the summer we thought we would take a look at an issue that deals with a relatively lighter nature. Yes, it looks like Gainesville has yet another honor to add to its belt, but this time rather than a sports title, the award has to do with what happens after the game is over.
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